Season · 1967-68

The 1967-68 Chicago Bulls

905Team Fame
29-53Record
-3.76SRS
1-4Postseason

The Season in Brief

The 1967-68 Chicago Bulls went 29-53. Led by Bob Boozer, Jerry Sloan and Keith Erickson, they posted a -3.76 SRS and went 1-4 in the playoffs.

Each segment is one player's share of the team's fame - Bob Boozer leads at 34%.

Honors & Awards

Team Leaders

PointsBob Boozer21.5
ReboundsJim Washington10.1
AssistsGuy Rodgers7.0
True ShootingBob Boozer55.2
Def. Win SharesBob Boozer2.9

The Roster, by Fame

Full Stat Line

Tap a column to re-sort. ★ marks a career year.

Player
Bob Boozer7721.59.81.6——55.2—2.946
Jerry Sloan7713.37.73.0——45.5—2.717
Keith Erickson7812.25.43.4——45.0—2.415
Flynn Robinson7316.03.72.9——50.7—1.813
Jim Washington8212.510.11.4——49.4—2.912
McCoy McLemore7612.75.71.7——45.4—2.09
Clem Haskins768.93.02.2——45.9—1.46
Barry Clemens789.34.81.3——48.7—1.66
Jim Barnes378.55.50.8——50.8—0.74
Erwin Mueller356.54.82.2——42.1—0.83
Guy Rodgers410.33.57.0——34.8—0.22
Dave Schellhase★422.71.10.9——36.8—0.31
Reggie Harding144.66.71.3——38.0—0.41
Craig Spitzer★101.82.40.0——40.3—0.10
Ken Wilburn33.73.30.7——51.1—0.00
Jim Burns31.30.70.3——28.6—0.00

Roster Profile

Rookies & Newcomers

Draft Pedigree

The Playoff Run

1-4 overall

Conf Semis

1-4

lost to Los Angeles Lakers(52-30)

Season fame across franchise history

Every season the Chicago Bulls fielded a roster, scored by the combined fame of that year's team. Click any season to lock it in the panel, then use its Full season page link.

8,8754,438PEAK · 8,875 · 1995-96
1966-671995-962025-26

6 championship seasons marked above the arc.